Maximizing Your Impact with Social Media

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Maximizing Your Impact with Social Media

Lessons Learned with UNICEF and charity: water

May 8, 2013

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Featured Presenters

Miriam Weidner Product Marketing Marketing Cloud

Sebastian Majewski Impact and Analysis

Coordinator UNICEF

Paull Young Director of Digital

charity: water

Agenda

•  Marketing Cloud Overview •  charity: water-Social Media Best Practices

•  UNICEF-Measuring Social Impact Using Social Media

•  Q&A

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Social Media Has Changed Marketing Communication Forever

Engaging Transparent Targeted

Unsolicited One to many

Untargeted

The Largest Shift in 60 Years

Old Way New Way

Social Media Value for Non Profits

•  Grow Community

•  Find Influencers

•  Recruit Volunteers

•  Increase Donations

•  Connect With Like-Minded Organizations

5/9/13

•  Promote Events •  Manage Reputation •  Be A Resource •  Uncover Community

Insights

Fundraising Trends and Opportunities

2X

Source: M+R and NTEN

People Expect Non-Profits to Engage In Social

Source: M+R and NTEN

Challenges With Social

Don’t Know Where to Start

Lack Compelling Content

Not Integrated with Sales & Service

55% of CMOs find it

hard to link social to sales

150MM Brand

Conversations Daily

35% of CMOs

overwhelmed creating fresh content

Sources: Twitter Chief Marketer 2012 Social Marketing Study IBM from stretched to strengthened

Team Efficiency, Collaboration and Measurement

Create Awareness that Drives Leads

+1.2b People on Facebook

and Twitter

#1 in Social Marketing

#1 in Social Listening #1 in Social Publishing #1 in Social Advertising

Listen Publish Advertise

We Help you Measure and Achieve Results

Understand Your Customer

Create Content Marketing

Drive Business Results

Increase in sales for Gatorade

+59%

Improved Campaign

Effectiveness 75% Reduced case response time for Symantec

10% 31% More sales from social sharing for

Body Shop

Sources: Datamonitor Marketing Cloud research Facebook & Datalogix Symantec

Target & Optimize Social Ads

+3X ROI for

Facebook Ads

Wednesday, May 8, 13

END THE WATER CRISIS.


REINVENT CHARITY.


800 MILLIONPEOPLE DON’T HAVE ACCESS TO

CLEAN, SAFE DRINKING WATER.


HAND-DUG WELL. RAIN CATCHMENT. POND FILTER.

BIOSAND FILTER.SPRING PROTECTION.DRILLED WELL.


WATER CHANGES EVERYTHING.


INSPIRATION: MOST IMPORTANT PART OF

OUR DIGITAL STRATEGY.


“THERE ARE BRANDS OF TOOTHPASTEPEDDLED WITH MORE SOPHISTICATION

THAN ALL THE WORLD’S LIFE SAVING CAUSES.”- NICK KRISTOF


1.3 million followers 65,000 followers242,000 likes


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http://www.facebook.com/charitywater


















MYCHARITYWATER: MAKE OUR STORY, THEIR STORY.


$RAISE

INFLUENCE


SEE YOUR IMPACT: DIGITAL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE.


QUESTIONS?@PAULLYOUNG

@CHARITYWATER


http://WWW.CHARITYWATER.ORG/BIRTHDAYS






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Maximizing Your Impact with Social Media: Lessons learned with UNICEF

Radian6 Webinar: 08.05.2013

Speaker: Sebastian Majewski - @sebmaje

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Social Media Monitoring as a

research methodology

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The Challenge: Information is delivered in knowledge chunks.

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The Monitoring Approach

• Social media conversations offer the richness of qualitative research and the sample sizes of quantitative research in real time.

• How do we detect digital smoke signals?

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Types of monitoring

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Evidence-based Marketing:

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Rules are changing: The understanding of

perceptions is nuanced.

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Men tend to be more concerned with topics that focus on the bigger picture.

Women tend to be more concerned with granular topics, focusing on direct cause & effect.

59%

58%

54%

51%

48%

42%

41%

37%

41%

42%

46%

49%

52%

58%

59%

63%

Developmental DisabiliEes

Unnecessary

Side Effects

Chemicals/Unnatural

Distrust Government/Industry

Religion/Ethics

Efficacy

Western Plot

Female Male

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Rules are changing: Social Media triggers

Traditional Media.

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Rules are changing: The need for real time

engagement.

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Need for real-time engagement.

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Future Challenge: How can we engage with

millions of users in real-time?

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Thank you for your attention.

Sebastian Majewski Impact and Analysis Coordinator

UNICEF - Social and Civic Media Section Twitter.com/sebmaje

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